Explain three reasons why monopolies arise.

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A: Both monopolies and oligopolies are the imperfectly competitive markets. The monopolies are a market…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of NATURAL monopolies?

A: If a monopoly has exclusive control of a resource, or if previous ownership of capital resources…

Q: One company has monopolized the market for cell phones. How does this impact the overall market for…

A: Monopoly is the type of market structure which has only a single seller and is a price maker. It…

Q: explain your understanding of monopolies' impact on consumer welfare and how policies towards…

A: Monopoly refers to the type of market or industry in which the whole market is controlled by a…

Q: The reason monopolies are inefficient for society is because monopolies: options: 1.Create no…

A: Monopoly is a single firm in the market producing unique good.

Q: Which two kinds of monopolies exist? Which is more economically efficient? Why?

A: Monopoly is a market structure in which there is a single firm and large number of buyers. The…

Q: Why are monopolies for the most part illegal?

A: Monopoly Market: Monopoly market refers to the market situation where a single firm enjoys the…

Q: true or false In the case of natural monopolies, economists argue that production is more efficient…

A: Answer to the question is as follows:

Q: Which of these relations is always TRUE for monopolies? MR > D P > MR P > AC TR < T

A: The profit maximizing level of output produced by the monopoly at point where MC is equal to MR. For…

Q: Why does the government regulate natural monopolies

A: Monopolies are the market structure where there is only a single seller of a unique good. There are…

Q: Why might a government try to prevent monopolies or oligopolies from forming in a market? And how…

A: A monopoly refers to a market in which there is only a single seller of a commodity. The seller has…

Q: Does a monopolistic competitor produce too much or too little output compared to the most efficient…

A: Monopolistic  competition: Monopolistic is a market situation where a large number of firms are…

Q: How do monopolies maximize profit? How is that (and how is it not) different from a perfectly…

A: The monopoly is a market structure where there will be no other competitors present and the power to…

Q: Using Cost curves explain how Monopolies make unusual profits?

A: In monopoly, eqm quantity is where the MR(marginal revenue) and MC(marginal cost) cut each other.…

Q: do unregulated monopolists always make postitive economic profits? use a graph to show that a…

A: Unregulated monopolist:- A monopoly is a company which is the single supplier of its commodity and…

Q: Describe the ways policymakers can respond to the inefficiencies caused by monopolies. List a…

A: Monopoly refers to a market arrangement in which there is only one seller offering a single product.…

Q: What makes a firm become a natural monopolist, and how does it become a barrier to entry of new…

A: A natural monopoly happens due to the economies of scale which result in a large range of output but…

Q: Which of the following statements is true about Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, and Henry…

A: Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, and Henry Ford are some of the legendary men in the history…

Q: Graphically shows how monopolist can earn profit in short-run

A: Monopoly refers to the market structure in which there is a single seller than caters to the whole…

Q: The government regulates monopolies for various reasons, to apply effective price control to reduce…

A: Monopoly is a market condition where there is a single seller. It sells a unique commodity in the…

Q: Business journalists frequently write that the financial markets expect that firms that possess…

A: Firms that are monopolies have market power and hence can raise the price as much as they want.

Q: explain why you agree or disagree with the following statements: a. "all monopolies are created by…

A: Monopoly: This market has a single seller with no competitors.

Q: An effect of government regulation of natural monopolies is to Select an answer and submit. For…

A: Meaning of Monopoly: The term monopoly refers to the situation under which there is only an…

Q: Name and describe the Five Sources of Market Power.

A: Market power is defined as the ability of a firm (or group of firms) that can raise and maintain…

Q: Andrew Carnegie's monopoly in steel was never as complete as John D. Rockefeller's monopoly in oil.…

A: In monopoly, there is a single seller of a product in the market with many buyers. Eqm output is…

Q: Which of the following is NOT an advantage that could allow monopolies to enhance consumer welfare?

A: A Monopoly is defined as a market system in which a company and its product offerings basically…

Q: what market inefficiencies derive from monopolies and monopolistic competition?

A: The degree to which market prices accurately represent all relevant information that is currently…

Q: Is it feasible to prohibit monopolies in all markets? Does advertising help or hurt consumers?

A: No, it is not feasible to prohibit monopolies in all markets. In economics, the term monopoly refers…

Q: How Monopolies Form Identify an invention and explain how a patent would give a monopoly   a.…

A: The government can grant a company exclusive rights to provide goods or services, which is the…

Q: Refer to the figure below. How much would the monopolist be willing to pay to avoid regulation?…

A: Answer:- option (A)

Q: Natural monopolies often occur because of huge economies of scale.   is this true or false

A: Natural monopolies are a result of economies of scale that occurs due to the higher level of…

Q: true or false Natural monopolies are regulated by government agencies.

A: The monopoly is the type of market structure where there are large number of buyers but there is…

Q: how do monopolies affect societys well being?

A: In case of a Monopoly there is a single seller who controls the entire market. The firm is a Price…

Q: Explain how monopolies employ average cost pricing

A: Monopolies have one seller and a large number of buyers. There are no close substitutes. Under…

Q: Refer to the figure below. How much would the monopolist be willing to pay to avoid regulation?…

A: The market structure would result in the various market structures that would consist of the single…

Q: What are the three reasons why monopolies arise?  Give one example of a firm that is a monopoly and…

A: A monopoly refers to a market structure where there is only one seller in the market and has no…

Q: What is a monopoly? Why do we not think monopolies are good in economics, even if they are very…

A: A monopoly market refers to the market structure where only a single seller exists in the market.…

Q: Which benefit is shared by both monopolies and oligopolies?

A: A monopoly is a market where there is only one seller with a large number of buyers and there is no…

Q: Monopolies always produce less and charge higher prices for goods which are often of dubious…

A: What exactly is a Monopoly game?A monopoly is a market in which there is only one supplier but…

Q: Economies of scale tend to create natural monopolies. true or false

A: Economies of scale tend to create natural monopolies. true or false Definition of natural monopoly-…